Federally Employed Women

FEW Offices Closed! Our offices will be closed from Tuesday, November 26th, through Sunday, December 1st, for Thanksgiving. We'll be back on Monday, December 2nd. Thank you for your understanding. Enjoy your time with family and friends. #holiday #break #relaxation #community #Thanksgiving #closed #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

FEW Stands Ready to Collaborate! As a non-partisan organization, FEW stands with all who are ready to unite around common concerns, rather than focusing on issues that divide us. We look forward to engaging the new presidential administration in a meaningful discussion about workforce issues. FEW continues to champion the advancement of women in the workplace to ensure they are fairly compensated and the agencies they work for are adequately funded. FEW believes our government agencies play an integral role in the lives of U.S. citizens here and abroad, as well as the security of our nation. #democracy #collaboration #unity #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

In Loving Memory of Bernette Menefee, former FEW National Treasurer (January 16, 1967 – November 11, 2024) #sisterhood #farewell #loss #grief #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

National Diabetes Month: Take Charge of Tomorrow Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high. It affects about 38 million Americans, including adults and youth. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2ILE9g1 #diabetes #bloodsugar #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

TOGETHER WE CLIMB: Empowering ERGs for Transformative Social Justice through Courage and Connection. Thank you, Adriana B. Rojas, PhD for spearheading this effort. Free webinar: Nov 21, 2024, at12:00 PM ET. Register using the link below. Hold your spot now. https://lnkd.in/ertEySzd

Congratulations to #AISummit24 AI Evangelist Flywheel Award winner, Ola Olude-Afolabi, Ph.D., AI Visionary at the U.S. Department of Commerce! Ola has been instrumental in advancing responsible AI practices, promoting economic growth through innovative tech, and establishing a Center of Excellence for AI. Her leadership is helping shape a future where AI aligns with societal values.

No-Shave November: Grow Together, Fight Together It’s not too late to support our allies in the fight against cancers affecting men. What is No-Shave November (or Movember) and how can we support the cause? Find out here: https://cnet.co/4fCXCKb #ally #allyship #cancer #cancerprevention #cancerawareness #MensHealth #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

The FEW Blog: Transforming Public Service: 5 Tactics for Women Leaders in the Federal Government Check out the latest FEW Blog, where Mackenzie Genecov, MA, and Andrelyn Moore discuss how women are drastically underrepresented in leadership positions in the federal government and elsewhere, despite playing key roles in improving the professional landscape. Discover five tactics we all can use to improve our work in the public service arena: https://bit.ly/3AxIi2p #transformation #transformationalleadership #womenempoweringwomen #womenleaders #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

This Native American Heritage Month, join us in learning more about and recognizing 12 notable women by visiting the Smithsonian American Women's History Museum at: https://s.si.edu/4hQORxQ #indigenous #native #nativeamerican #nativewomen #trailblazers #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen

Women in the Army Visit the US Army’s “Women in the Army” web page; choose an era in history to learn more about courageous women who stepped into nontraditional roles for their times, provided medical care, braved similar hardships as their male counterparts, and changed the trajectory of women forever. https://bit.ly/4hFjSoh #army #WomenInTheArmy #WomenInTheMilitary #FEW #FederallyEmployedWomen